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[/] Save the date! Essentials ¶ Download! About License FAQ Security Reports Source Repositories ¶ General Information Trunk 2.4 Documentation ¶ Version 2.4 Trunk (dev) Wiki Get Involved ¶ Mailing Lists Bug Reports Developer Info User Support Subprojects ¶ Docs Test Flood libapreq Modules mod_fcgid mod_ftp Related Projects ¶ Apache Traffic Server Tomcat APR Miscellaneous ¶ Contributors Sponsors Sponsorship Documentation Project ¶ The documentation of the Apache HTTP Server is a collaborative effort, made possible by the participation of the entire HTTP Server community. We'd love to have your help too. I want to report a problem I'd like to make a suggestion I know how to use svn and want to checkout the latest manual I'd like to build the manual from local source I'd like to join the docs team mailing list I want to help translate the documentation Actually, I was just looking for the docs Reporting a problem ¶ The best way to report a problem with the documentation is to make a comment on the docs page in question, or to open a ticket . Select 'Documentation' as the component. Have a look at the list of open documentation bugs to see if it's already covered. We try to keep that list very short. Making a suggestion ¶ If you have a suggestion of something that we could do better, or even want to write a new or replacement document, there are a number of ways to go about it. The best way is probably to join the mailing list and strike up a conversation. We always love to have new people on the project. Or, you can open a ticket , as discussed above. We are very interested in your suggestions, and any way that you think we can improve the documentation. We look forward to hearing from you. The 2.2, 2.4 and trunk documentation also have a comment feature, where you can quickly add a comment about the documentation. To access this, click the "Comments" link on a page or simply scroll down to the bottom. SVN information ¶ Our documentation is kept in svn, along with the source code, and the actual changes are all made there. If you intend to be a long-term contributor to the documentation, the best thing to do is to get an svn checkout and submit patches. We've got a document that gives you all of the necessary details . Building the docs ¶ Once you have a checkout from SVN, you need to also check out the docs-build directory and run the relevant build scripts to produce all of the relevant transformations. Please see docs build for more information. The docs mailing list ¶ The discussion surrounding the documentation project happens on the docs@httpd.apache.org mailing list. To subscribe to this mailing list, send email to docs-subscribe@httpd.apache.org and follow the instructions in the response you receive. The archives of this mailing list may be found at MarkMail , if you want to have a preview of how we do things, and who the main characters are. Translations ¶ The documentation is available in several different languages. Some of these translations are out of date, and some important languages are missing. If you are fluent in a non-English language, and would like to provide a translation of all or part of the documentation, there's another document about how to get started on that. Before you get started, please join the mailing list , introduce yourself, and let us know what you're working on. In that way, other translators can coordinate with you in this effort. Where are the docs? ¶ Documentation is available for several different versions of the server: Online Documentation: Version 2.0 | Version 2.2 | Version 2.4 | Version 2.5 (Development branch) | Wiki Downloadable documentation in Microsoft Help (CHM) format is available from our distribution mirrors . Participants ¶ The Apache HTTP Server documentation is the product of the work of many, many people. We've listed them over here . Copyright © 1997-2018 The Apache Software Foundation. Apache HTTP Server, Apache, and the Apache feather logo are trademarks of The Apache Software Foundation.